HeyJaredKeith Strudler
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- Sep 11, 2026
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Commentary: Courtside behavior at the U.S. Open has gone wild (opens the original)
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There have been a lot of storylines at this year’s U.S. Open. Like the rise of Americans, the return of Carlos Alcaraz, 3 a.m. matches. But oddly enough, it’s the action off the court that’s taken center stage this year. If you haven’t heard, the U.S. Open has become something of a fans gone wild, at least by the tame standards of tennis spectatorship, which, unlike football and basketball and baseball and hockey and such, still has some expectation of decorum. That hasn’t entirely been the case
Commentary: Go pro, stay pro (opens the original)
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Historically speaking, the way college worked was you would go to school, and after four or so years, you’d take that knowledge and go out into the real world and find a job. And that job would pay you more than any side hustle you could manage in-between classes. Which is why you hope to go from a broke college student to someone on their way to independent financial living. It seems that in a few cases, this model is doing something of a 180. And no, I’m not talking about the contested value o
Commentary: The WNBA’s growing pains (opens the original)
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By most accounts, these have been good times for the WNBA. The women’s pro basketball league has seen expansive growth in attendance and viewership over the past several years, and a new collective bargaining agreement has taken team annual salary caps from $1.5 million to $7 million per club. The league is expanding, and franchises can now be worth more than $1 billion. It’s still a long way from the NBA, but the top women’s team sport in the US does seem to be entering the salad days. Of cours
Commentary: LeBron James is a sports Rorschach test (opens the original)
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You could make the argument that LeBron James is something of a sports Rorschach test. What you see when you look at him reveals something about who you are. Right now, those visions range from sinner to savior and everything in-between. And that’s before he’s even taken to the court for his new NBA home in Philadelphia. You’ve probably heard by now that the 41-year-old James, a significant figure in the conversation of the NBA’s greatest of all time, will be joining the Philadelphia 76ers next
This World Cup trip is almost over (opens the original)
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You know when you plan a big vacation and you think about it and get ready for a long time, and then you go on that vacation, and at some point on that trip, you realize it’s about to be over. And not just the trip, but all the planning, anticipation, expense - basically that whole phase of your life that consumed so much time and energy. And when it’s over, you’ll have memories, residuals, possibly scars - basically, some kind of legacy, good, bad, and otherwise. Such is the same for the World
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